Post installation

Drupal 4.7.3
Ecomm 8/28
Cart.module

In the Cart.module - on line 288 it reads

return '<p>'. t('Your shopping cart is empty. You may continue shopping from our %product-page.', array('%product-page' => l(t('product page'), 'product'))). '</p>';

This line of code provides a link to "product" which are the product pages in a combined display

I have created a custom product page --- called "products" instead --- which is a typical book node

What could be causing the "Validation error, please try again. If this error persists, please contact the site administrator." error to be thrown on the contact us form? Looks like it's triggered when the session token doesn't match the form token. Corrupt session table? Limited PHP session settings?

This happens only for certain clients in specific locations? Works fine for the majority of us using the contact form.

Anyone have success with the SQL Authentication module in 4.7.3?

I did a new install and created a separate database with a user table. Could not get a valid login.

Thanks!!

I’m planing to have my three sites on drupal.

After reading the forums and posts, I figured this question was appropriate, just what is the advantage of a multi-site compared to having multiple sites installed seperatly? Is it only the fact you update once for all three sites compared to three times, or is there more than meets the eye?

Would having a multi-site feel like ‘all eggs in a basket’?

I’m slightly confused, I’ve read too much and my opinion is still split in half.

Servus, folks.

I'm currently evaluating how to set up a site which doesn't fit the "regular" schemes.
My intended setup will require some logic to tell Drupal what "theme" to use depending on the domain name, with the rest being the same for all the sites.

The basic question is:

Is there a way to switch themes depending on the domain name used to get to the site?

Some background information in case you want to suggest a different solution:

What I got:

1.) freedom to do whatever I want to on my server (i.e. number of databases, domains, Apache tweaking, whatever)
2.) Drupal, a bunch of bookmarks and some ideas how to solve the problem :)

What I need:
a.) Users will come in from various geographic locations. I want to give them the proper "look and feel" entering the site without even logging in (i.e. using their IP to decide what region-design to use). I think that's no impossible, but it'd be great if you could give me some hints where to continue my research.

b.) based on the region (whether confirmed/logged in or assumed/IP based) I'll provide visitors a selection of events going on in his/her area.

So far it would be straight forward to build one site per region, but...

c.) visitors may "step up" from the initial region view, which is quite narrow (only events within 50 kms will be shown at first). Stepping up to 100 kms, 200 kms, etc. makes it impossible to have any hard separation of the databases used. Hence it will be one huge database, no matter what.

Hi. I'm trying to print raw data, the html and all, of a node. I'm not sure how to do this, though I suppose it would be simple.

Can anyone help?